Math, asked by kushal5738, 10 months ago

In a hot water heating system there is a cylindrical pipe of length 28m and diameter 5 cm. Find the total radiating surface in the system system.​

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Answered by Harshtyl
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Diameter = 5 cm
Radius = Diameter ÷2=5cm÷2=2.5cm
length of pipe =28m=2800cm
Total Radiating Surface of pipe = Curved surface area + 2 × Area of circular crossection
=2πrh+2πr
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=2πr(h+r)=2×
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×2.5(2800+2.5)=44039.28cm
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Answered by GlamorousGirl
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h = 28m

2r=5cm

\therefore r = \large\dfrac{5}{2} cm = \large\dfrac{5}{2×100}

= \large\dfrac{5}{200} m = \large\dfrac{1}{40} m

\therefore Total radiating surface in the system

= {\small{\boxed{\sf{\pink{2πrh}}}}}

= 2 × \large\dfrac{27}{7} × \large\dfrac{1}{40} × 28 = {\underline{\underline{4.4m²}}}

The area of the radiating surface of system is 4.4 m²

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